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Unique Swing Span Design for the St. Ann Bridge in Houma, Louisiana
Presentation Overview
I. Project Location and General Information II. Former St. Ann Bridge III. New St. Ann Bridge a. Bridge Type & Design Criteria b. Structural Design Features c. Mechanical Design Features IV. Field Photographs V. Construction Cost VI. Partners
I. Project Location & General Information
S.P. No. H.006318 (713-55-0100)
St. Ann Bridge Replacement Over Bayou Terrebonne, Terrebonne Parish, Houma LA
Federal Aid Off-System Highway Bridge Program
Bridge Site Bridge Site
II. Former St. Ann Bridge
The former St. Ann bridge was a 118’ single lane, equal arm swing bridge, circa 1960. The bridge deck is
supported by a center pylon with steel stay rods attached to the floor beams. The sub-structure consists of
timber piles and timber bents.
II. Former St. Ann Bridge
- Single lane with no shoulders
- Timber deck with steel plate runners
- 5 ton posting
- Number of openings: 0-30 per year.
III. New St. Ann Bridge
Plan – New Swing Span and Approaches Design Directives
90’-0” (60’/30’) unequal arm swing span bridge on a new alignment.
35’-0” horizontal clearance for marine navigation.
30’-0” clear roadway (two 12’-0” traffic lanes, two 3’-0” shoulders).
Minimal control system - infrequently operated bridge.
Movable traffic barriers (vertical type).
III a. New St. Ann Bridge
Design Specifications
AASHTO Standard Specifications for Highway Bridges, 2002.
AASHTO Standard Specifications for Movable Bridges, 1988.
Construction Specifications
LADOTD Standard Specifications for Roads and Bridges, 2006.
Elevations
Datum used - NAVD 88.
Design Criteria
Live load HS-20-44 Truck or Lane Load, HS-18 Truck.
Profile – New Swing Span and Approaches
III b. Structural - Pivot Girder
Unique Structural Elements
- Double Pivot Girder
- No Center Wedges
- Counterweights placed on the
west main girder to offset the weight
of the access platform & HPU weight
III c. Hydraulic Machinery
NORTH REST PIER
SOUTH REST PIER
HYDRAULIC MOTOR AND PINION ASSEMBLY
HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT
ROLLER WEDGE
ROLLER WEDGE
HYDRAULIC MACHINERY LAYOUT
III c. Control Panel
CONTROL PANEL LAYOUT
Hydraulic System:
Hydraulic Motor : SAI GM3 – 1000 Radial Piston Type
Hydraulic Displacement : 1.369 gal/rev
Max Flow Rate: 20 gpm
HPU System Pressure (Compensator Pressure) = 2,200 psig
Operating Pressure – Roller Wedges = 500 – 1,000 psig
Operating Pressure – Span Drive Motor = 900 – 1,800 psig
All hydraulic equipment rated for a minimum of 3,000 psi
Electric Motor:
30 hp Squirrel Cadge Induction Motor TEFC
In-Line Gear Reducer:
5.25:1 Reduction
Pinion Velocity:
13.88 rpm
Span Velocity:
0.58 rpm
V. Construction Cost
Construction
Mobilization: $400,000
Removal of Existing Bridge $134,500
Roadway $333,756
Bridge $2,065,864
Electrical System $240,000
Movable Bridge Machinery $890,000
Movable Traffic Barriers $150,000
Total Construction Cost: $4,214,120
VI. Design and Construction Partners
Design was completed in 2010 & let on June 29, 2011.
Construction was completed in early 2014.
Project Manager: Gary Pentek, P.E. (LaDOTD)
Road Design: James Ledet, P.E. (T. Baker Smith)
Structural Design: Colby Guidry, P.E. (Huval)
Mechanical & Electrical Design: Malcolm Huval, P.E. (Huval)
Pier Review & CRES: Lee Hupperich, P.E. (Huval)
Project Engineer: Larry Langenstein (ECM)
Contractor: Van Bailey & John Housey (Coastal Bridge Co.)
Fabricators:
Hydraulic Machinery: Supreme Integrated Technology
Bridge Structural Steel & Machinery: Hardie-Tynes
Electrical System: Coastal Bridge Co.